Sewer Line Replacement

If you need Sewer Line Replacement don’t wait to call in the experts: Anthony Wimpey Plumbing is here for you.

No one wants to wake up and realize they need sewer line replacement. It’s just not anybody’s idea of a good time. Nevertheless, it’s not safe to wait on plumbing issues. Broken or malfunctioning sewer lines can compromise your foundations, your other plumbing systems and your yard. Not to mention, they stink (pun intended).

If you need a sewer line replacement, don’t wait. Even if you’re not quite sure what’s going on, but know something is wrong, it’s critical to get a plumber out as soon as possible. Don’t let a sewer issue become a nightmare. Learn more today.

Replacing a Sewer Line

Your home’s sewer lines carry the wastewater you produce to a septic tank or the city’s sewer system. That includes waste from the bathroom, all sinks and showers in the house, and any other places that use water. These sewer lines may very well be as old as the original house and in desperate need of upgrades. If you have damaged sewer lines, they may need replacement. Damage can come in many forms, including:

• Corrosion, which thins and weakens pipe walls
• Blockage due to pipe construction, which backs up sewage and may not be fixable, necessitating replacement
• Weakened seals or connections
• Damaged or broken pipes resulting from blunt force or freeze-thaw cycles

If your sewer line is old, broken or otherwise malfunctioning, you need to replace it as soon as possible. Failing to do so can result in damage to foundations, yards and other parts of your property. In addition, sewer problems are dangerous, potentially bringing you, your family and pets into contact with disease and hazardous chemicals. Learn to recognize the signs of sewer issues so you can call a plumber to correct them.

Is Sewer Line Replacement Necessary?

No one wants to call the plumber, which is why it’s crucial to know when it’s necessary. We can tell you right now, however, that waiting and hoping isn’t a good strategy if you notice any of the following signs:

• Unexplained softening or pooling in your yard or garden, especially when it is dry out
• The smell of sewage but no visible source
• Dripping, leaking or pooling inside your home
• Toilets refusing to flush
• Pipes or drains backing up

If you notice any of these issues, it’s critical that you call a plumber right away. Many sewer emergencies start as small problems and immediate action can avoid larger issues. Your plumber will assess the situation, determine the right course of action, and advise you on how to proceed. If repair isn’t feasible, as often happens in these situations, your plumber can recommend the easiest method of installing a new sewer line and fixing the issue for good.

Get the Sewer Line Help You Need

Whether you’ve got a sewer catastrophe on your hands or simply need the help of a plumber for around-the-house issues, Anthony Wimpey Plumbing is your best choice. We’ve been serving the Gwinnett County area for more than 30 years. Our family owned and operated business is the best in the industry, fixing problems quickly, efficiently and permanently,